Rise and Shine - Meet The Bearcat Breakfast

The Sherman High School Athletic Booster Club will recognize senior varsity men and women basketball players and senior varsity cheerleaders at the monthly “Meet the Bearcat” Breakfast on Friday, December 3, 2004.  Parents and families, teams mates and the community are invited to attend this recognition breakfast at Golden Corral Restaurant in Sherman. 

Breakfast Buffet costs $ 6. 39 + tx /person.  Please join us Friday, December 3, 2004 at 6:45 am for a buffet breakfast, inspirational thoughts from Chris Maxwell, assistant minister at Grand Avenue Church of Christ, highlights from SHS Athletic Director, Drew Young and coaches’ recognition of our senior athletes.  Shown here, football players enjoy the meal.

BEARCAT PEP RALLY

The entire community is invited to take part in the Bearcat Pep Rally tonight at 5:00 on the Courthouse steps.  The award-winning band will lead the football team and cheerleaders from the fire station to the courthouse where Bearcat fans will gather to scream and shout and show their support.  Former Bearcat and Fred Douglass football players and coaches will be invited to gather around the players for a spirit-filled "Charge" to win state!  See ya there.

 
BEARCAT TURKEY

Mrs. Cowarts class created a variety of turkeys.  Each student "dressed" his or her turkey very cleverly.  There was a Spiderman turkey, a Hulk turkey, a tuxedo turkey, a basketball playing turkey and more.  But the turkey that stood above the rest was the Bearcat turkey, number 81, who just happens to be Mrs. Cowart's son's jersey number!  He is a receiver and we hope he receives and scores many touchdowns in the Saturday playoff game.

GOLFER GIRL!

Miss Emiley Patton has blazed a trail the last three years in the area of golf.

 "I love it, she said, and am constantly working to improve my game.  It may be my ticket to college and I am excited about scholarship possibilities."   

In three Fall tournaments, Emiley competed against 4A and 5A golfers.  She placed second in the Wichita Falls Invitational with a 79, third at the Plantation Course in Frisco with a PR of 72 and fourth at Twin Creeks Country Club in Allen with a 78.  Her final tournament for the Fall will be November 30 in Colony, Texas.  Congratulations and Good Luck, Miss Emiley!

SAVE THE DATE

The Sherman High School Musical Theater Class and Choir along with the entire cast and crew, invite you to "Save the Date" for their upcoming performance of,  "The Music Man."  

Opening night will be held Thursday, January 13, followed by Saturday, January 15 and Sunday, January 16.  Tickets may be purchased at the high school.  For more information, contact Mr. Bryce Gage, 903 891 6440.

A SNOWFLAKE DAY

The second annual Downtown Sherman Snowflake Festival announced the winners of the snowflake contest yesterday at Crutchfield School.  Students throughout the district competed to cut, draw and decorate the most beautiful snowflake.  Grand prize winner, Samantha Cummins will ride in the Christmas Parade with Santa in a 2005 convertable Corvette, courtesy of Ramey Chevrolet.  Second place goes to, Michael Johnson, who will ride with the mayor, Ms Julie Starr and the third place winner, Michael Gardener, will ride in the fire truck with the Sherman City Council members.  Seventeen other students won a $10 prize for the creativity of their snowflakes.  To view these lovely snowflakes, come to the Snowflake Festival at 4:00 today, on the Courthouse lawn.  There will be games, crafts, carriage rides, food and entertainment for the entire family. 

Shown here, Deron McCraw, Downtown Sherman representative, gives prizes to the winners.